- beginning, the
Birkebeiners had the
upper hand for most of the conflict's duration. King
Haakon IV was the
ultimate victor for the
Birkebeiners in 1217. In...
- let
himself be
persuaded to
become the
Birkebeiners' next leader. Upon Sverre's
initial contact, the
Birkebeiners had been
reduced to a
ragtag army of brigands...
- Baglar-King) to
depose King
Sverre Sigurdsson. It
contested with the
Birkebeiners,
essentially a
faction of peasants, led by the
pretender King Sverre...
- the
civil war era in
Norway during the 13th-century. In
Norway 1204,
Birkebeiners and king
Haakon Sverresson possess the
throne in Nidaros. They are threatened...
- The
American Birkebeiner, or Birkie, is the
largest cross-country
skiing race in
North America. It
debuted in 1973 and is a
founding member of the Worldloppet...
- However,
towards the end of the 12th century, two
rival parties, the
Birkebeiner and the Bagler, emerged. In
their competition for power, the legitimacy...
-
Birkebeinerrennet (lit. The
Birkebeiner race) is a long-distance cross-country ski
marathon held
annually in Norway. It
debuted in 1932 and has been a...
-
hunting Haakon, a
group of
Birkebeiners fled with the
child in the
winter of 1205/06,
heading for Inge Bårdsson, the new
Birkebeiner king in
Nidaros (now Trondheim)...
- no
names at all, but
finally condensed into the
parties of
Bagler and
Birkebeiner. The
rallying point regularly was a
royal son, who was set up as the...
- 2014-04-09. NTB-GITTE
JOHANNESSEN (2016-02-10). "Nils Gaup: Kom i mål med sin
Birkebeiner" (in Norwegian).
DAGBLADET FINNMARKEN AS OG
FINNMARK DAGBLAD AS. Retrieved...
